The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-07
Personalities.

DIR. Il. w. Young Is DetteT.
Otto Kriehn was here Sunday.
Miss Kate Greer is cOnvalescent.
Miss Mamie Young Is home again. !,
Mrs. j. j. Nesbitt has returned home.
Mr.. Mountjoy is home from Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coe are improving.
Mr.. Albert Schuneman was here Sunday.
Mrs. A. Wade was in the city last Tues.
day.
Mr.. T. j. Bandon was in Kansas City Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. CLAYTON were here this
week.
MIR. AID Mrs. Geo. Mullinix paid Odessa q
visit this week.
Mrs. Rose Todd and baby are visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Gertie Reid. of St. Joseph, Is visiting
Col. and Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. DR., F. G. Henry was in the city last
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Wm. Beahr. of Kansas City, spent
Sunday and Monday here.
DIR. E. A. Taylor, of Hutchinson, Kansas. ia
in the city visiting friends.
Miss Belle Green has returned home from
a visit to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pugh.
Leslie Smith was down from Kansas City
last week to visit parents and friel ds.
Gen. II. C. Boteler left, last Tuesday, for a
few weeks %sojourn at Eldorado Springs.
Mr.. r. NJ. Sparks is IN the city. He re-
ports all the Medicine Lodge folks o. X.
MIR. c. E. Belts, of Fayette, was here,
Thursday, arranging for DR.. Jones' lecture.
Mr.. j. g. Webb, who has been quite ill, is
better, and is able to be up and about the
house.
Mr.. Jonas T. Ferguson and daughter were
in the city last Tuesday on a shopping expe-
dition.
Misses Jennie and Edith Hanna, of Kansas
City, have been visiting at Mr.. 5. q. Went
worth's.
Little Jimmie Russell was somewhat better
at last reports. There: are now some hopes
of his recovery.
Miss Mary Young has been teaching for
Miss Kate Greerl while she enjoyed a severe
attack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. P, Gordon spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in the city the guests Of
Mr.. W. B. Steele.
Mr.. H. C. Schwartz, of the Thalbote, was
in the city, Monday, and paid the Intelligent
GER a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Jos. o. Shelby and Mrs. John He'd
dleston have been visiting friends in Lexing-
ton and Lafayette County.
The Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, bishop.elect of
Idaho and Wyoming, is expected to preach
IN Christ Church, this city, Sunday, May ID.
Mr.. w. j. Chambliss, editor of tn HIg-
ginisville Advance, attended the convention,
Wednesday,, and paid the Intelligence q
pleasant visit.
Mrs. DR.. Carter and Miss Cricket Camp
bell. of Higginsville, came up last Tuesday
to see Jimmie Russell, who Is still very low
with pneumonia.
Mrs. M. F. Russell, of Kansas City, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
Taubman, for the past ten days, returned
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Field and her little daughter,
Carrie. left. last Friday, for Kentucky and
Virginia to visit relatives. They will be gone
about three months.
Mrs. Butte, Mrs. Arnt and daughter and
Miss Clara Klute, of st. Louis, who have
been visiting Mrs. OtelIa Meirer of this city
left for St. Joseph last Wednesday.
AuuSpChuCuCt DUuutuCt hdusdS Clty
Journal, May 6:-"MIss Sarah Grady, Of
Lexington, was in the city Yesterday looking
after her real estate interests here"
Mr.. j. F. Todd, of Higginsville, was hert
to see his wife and baby last Thursday. HI
says it Is fearfully lonesome down there with
out them, and we believe he means it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sparks came In, las
Saturday, for a short visit to their relative.
and friends previous to their removal to theIl
new home. in Fort Worth, Texas, where
they will in the future reside.
Kentucky Gazette:-"Sunday afternoon
number of friends of DR.. and Mrs. j. G
Chinn called at their residence in Lexington
In honor of the 9Sth birthday of airs. Chinn
! who was hale and hearty and in tie best O
Spirits"
Mr.. II. W. Win>or will take charge of tn
t Lexington office of Messrs. L. WInsor u Sol
for a portion of each week, during Mis-
J Dixie's visit east, and the senior member O
the firm will attead to business here the res
G of the time.
0 Mr.. Charles Chadwick and wife, Mis-
5 Kate, and Mr.. John Cheatham, a s0n.in- law
came in with the corpse of Mrs. Chadwick
last Tuesday, from Warrensburg. They onl
l remained over night, and while here wei
guests at Ingleside.
: Vice. President Potter of the Union Pacif
5 has offered to General Passenger Agent A
j c. Dawes of the Hannibal and st. Joe tn
3 place Of general manager of the Orego
: Railway and Navigation Company. NJ!
Q Dawes will probably accept.
g Mrs. Jos. r. Barnett accompanied he
mother, Mrs. M. N. Grant, to Laramie CITY
Z Wyoming, last Monday. She will renal
but a few days, Tut the temptation to taxi
Q the trip and see that new baby was too stron
to resist. In the mean time Capt. 10. is
blooming widower.
{ Mrs. Ruth Barron, mother of Mr.. Chas. F
Barron, of this city; DR.. Satterfield and wifi
y Mr.. BarrOn's brother-in-law, and Fran
I Barron, his son, who has been residing Wit
C his grandmother, all of Carrollton, Nc
have removed to this city, which they wi
make their future home.
Mr.. c. o, Smith, of Corder, was In the eli
q few days ago, and met many of is oil
friends. His long %sojourn in Dover TOWNSHIP
has not weaned him from his love tor Lex
ington. The dear old place seems to win tt
affection Of all who ever live within ht
J, orders. Mr.. Smith must come oftener.
Brother r. T. Jesse, who was among OF
: first callers at the down stairs Office, left, la
o Wednesday night, for Louisville, KY, whel
: he goes to attend The Southern Baptist Cor
yention which meets at thai. place on the 81
q inst. He will probably be absent a weel
G The other delegate from the Lexingto
church is Hon. H. c. HaIIace, who left Il
q day previous. Mr.. Hyde. the agent of IL
Southern Baptist Association for the state
II Missouri, left on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Samuel Van Brunt, father of the your
man killed at the Tevis railroad bridge r,
Gently, was in the city last Saturday to q
full particulars of his sons death, get his e
!, fects and see what responsibility, If an
should rest upon the railroad company. E
d Is a very gentlemanly, qt.iet person. but ev
IDENTITY one who if he becomes satisfied til
y the company was criminally careless in IL
matter. will not hesitate to make them fe
4 the weight of the law. Public Administrat,
Wilson turned over to him all property al
money in his possession belonging to Il
deceased, and he left for home the same da
New York Sporting and Theatrical Joul
q ual, April 3O:-''Our Eureka Springs, Arl
u correspondent reports theatricals as beir
y dull, but advises us of the arrival there
Albert GeYer, the wel'-known acrobs
whose presence is accounted for when u
learn that his eyesight is falling him. TT
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